John Bowlen told a 911 dispatcher Wednesday night that he is “the blood of the city” and that his girlfriend called for help because “she is crazy.”

The Denver Post obtained a copy of the 911 call during the domestic dispute that led to his arrest at his Glendale home.

When the dispatcher answered, a woman screamed before the phone was hung up. When the dispatcher called back, Bowlen, the 29-year-old son of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, answered and said repeatedly that “everything is fine” and that his girlfriend is leaving.

The dispatcher, who told Bowlen “it’s a big deal” when a female calls 911 for help, asked to speak with her.

“She has had seven beers,” Bowlen responded. “She is 95 pounds and she is being picked up by another male who she works out with. She is fine, and she is trying to cause a problem. As the blood of the city, I’m telling you right now, nothing is wrong. She is leaving my house.”

Bowlen went on to assure the dispatcher that he was sober and had “done nothing wrong.”

“I’m a man of the city, a friend of the mayor, and everybody knows exactly who I am,” he said. “I’ve been going through a lot because I’ve been taking care of my dad.”

Nicki Jhabvala is the lead Broncos and NFL beat writer for The Denver Post. She was previously the digital news editor for sports. Before arriving at The Post in 2014, she spent nearly two years as a senior staff editor at The New York Times and five years at Sports Illustrated.

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